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13 Issue 1 - February/March 2011 |
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Emergency!
Would you know what to do if your dog collapsed
or your cat stopped breathing? If not,
you might want to consider taking a first aid
or CPR class for companion animals. Wrapped in
love
How one woman and her dog led to a
unique organization that helps shelter
dogs and cats stay warm, comfy and
happy.
Address
stress!
Adaptogens are a unique group of herbs
that can help him cope better and adapt
to life’s stressors – both physically and
emotionally.
Creaky joints?
Osteoarthritis is the most common skeletal
disorder affecting dogs and cats.
Here’s a look at what’s new – and what’s
tried and true – in treatment options.
The SRI
piggy-bank
Make your money speak for you by choosing
socially responsible investments that
factor in animal welfare, environmental
accountability or humanitarian policies.
Making a
difference
How a drinks coaster became the starting
point for an eco-friendly pet products business. Look inside
You know what arthritis is, but how and
why does it actually occur, and what happens
inside the affected joint? Here’s a
close-up look at the pathology of this common
disease. Pain be gone
Forget drugs or surgery. Prolotherapy is
an effective and non-invasive way to alleviate
chronic joint pain in your companion.
Short fuse?
If your dog becomes aggressive, don’t
assume it’s a behavioral problem or that
he’s just being “bad”. It could mean he’s
ill or in pain.
Driven by
passion
Concerned about the use of anesthesia
during dental scalings, two animal-loving
entrepreneurs were motivated to develop
a safer simpler way to keep teeth clean
and mouths healthy.
8 tasty toppers
These recipes pack a punch of flavor
and nutrition, and they’re simple to make
and serve. Just use them as a sauce or
garnish for her regular meals, and watch
her enjoy!
Bridging the
gap
A growing number of pet stores are working
with rescues to adopt out homeless
animals rather than sell dogs and cats
from puppy mills and backyard breeders.
7 steps to finding
a lost animal
Don’t push the panic button if Fido or
Fluffy runs away or goes missing. Instead,
follow these suggestions to help him get
back safe and sound.
Redo for
rehab
Is your companion in need of home care
and rehabilitation? Here are some safety
and design tips to help ensure his comfort
and recovery.
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12 Issue 6 - December/Jan 2011 |
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Top 5 seasonal
safety tips
Rich food and sparkly decorations are
hallmarks of the festive season. They
give us a lot of enjoyment, but can cause
digestive havoc in your dog or cat.
Adopting
online?
The internet makes it easier than ever
to find the right dog or cat for you. Just
make sure the sites you visit operate with
the best interests of the animals at heart.
Festive flare
Want to try something different this
holiday season? Try treating your
companion (and yourself!) to some
healthy dishes with a Portuguese flavor.
Something
smells
Artificial scents may make your house
fresh and fragrant, but the chemicals that
go into them can be toxic.
Green up for
the holidays
5 earth-friendly gift ideas for your
animal companion.
Zest for
zeolites
Your animal’s body is bombarded with
harmful substances every day. These
uniquely-structured minerals can help
detoxify him and promote healing.
Sit, stay,
smile!
Need a gift idea for that hard-to-please
friend or family member? A special portrait
of their dog or cat might be just the ticket.
Changing tack
How a puppy’s brush with parvo inspired
these entrepreneurs to give up selling
office supplies and start formulating
nutraceuticals for animals.
Chillin’ with
Chinese herbs
Your dog is scared of loud noises, hates
being left alone and is jumpier than a
jack-in-the-box. Chinese herbs can calm
him down by getting to the heart of
canine anxiety.
Rover come
home
All too often, missing dogs and cats are
never found again. But this organization
uses a unique approach to help bring
happy endings to lost animal cases.
Treat his
tootsies
Help your canine companion put his
best foot forward this winter (and all year
round) with a set of protective doggie
boots or socks.
Ramp it up
Is he having trouble jumping on the bed
or getting into your vehicle? A pet ramp or
set of steps can make life a lot easier for
your senior or disabled companion.
Black dog
syndrome
The term is sometimes used to describe
feelings of depression, but it can also refer
to a very real phenomenon often seen at
animal shelters.
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12 Issue 5 - October/Nov 2010 |
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A Case of Cushing's
How nutrition, herbs and acupuncture
helped Tess regain her health and vitality
after a diagnosis of Cushing’s disease.
10 Tips For A Long Life
You want your furry friend to be with you
as long as possible. Incorporating these
suggestions into his care will help ensure
his health and longevity.
The Dust Settles
Since last January’s earthquake in Haiti, a
coalition of animal organizations has been
working tirelessly to give aid to the country’s
dogs, cats and other animals, and to rebuild
and improve its veterinary services.
Factoring In Saftey
One good thing came out of the pet
food recall three years ago – it urged
manufacturers and regulatory bodies to
pay more attention to the ingredients
that go into products.
8 Steps To Healty Snacking
What better way to love your dog than by
giving him treats? The trick is choosing something that won't pack on the pounds.
How Are His Chakras?
Offenders train shelter dogs for adoption
thanks to successful prison programs that
give both inmates and animals a second
chance in life.
What's For Dinner?
If you or someone you know is disabled
and wants a dog, how do you choose the
right one?Premium freeze dried and dehydrated pet
foods offer the perfect combination of
optimal nutrition and convenience.
Organic Matters
If you’re like a lot of people, you probably
have some questions about organic pet food.
What does the term actually mean, and how
can you be sure the food you’re buying for
your dog or cat is really organic?
The Message Controversy
In many states, animal massage can only
be done under veterinary supervision. It’s
a requirement that has caused more than
a few conflicts, but things are starting
to change.
Healing With Superfoods
Crannberries from the basis of these organic whole food supplements for dogs and cats.
It's The Law
Not long ago, many animals had little or no
legal protection. But animal law has become
a burgeoning field in recent years, with
more and more professionals showing
an interest in it.
Is Your Dog Depressed?
Here are 6 simple ways to keep him off the shrink's couch.
"Who, Me...Disabled?"
Visit a special rescue where physically
challenged animals find a caring home --
and teach people they can still love and
enjoy life.
What's The Deal With Grains?
Should youfeed them to your companion or not? It depends on the grain, and whether it's whole or not.
For Earth And Animals
When it comes to oral health for dogs and
cats, this company puts its money where
its mouth is.
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12 Issue 4 - August/Sept 2010 |
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Cool Him off
Heat stroke can strike your dog quickly,
especially on humid summer days. Learn
how acupressure can help stabilize him.
The Best Reward
Does your dog have behavior problems?
Find out why dominance training doesn’t
work, and why a positive approach is so
much better.
Natural Eye Care
Your dog’s vision is important to his happiness
and well being. Learn how to keep
him seeing well using holistic and nutritional
support.
Harnessed to Safty
Does your dog pull on the leash no matter
what you do? Consider getting him a harness.
It’s safer for him, and easier on your
arm. Here’s what to look for
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Food from
the Sea
From kelp to kombu, edible seaweeds
are versatile “veggies” full of nutrition
and flavor. They’re good for your animal
companion too.
Win-Win Situation
Offenders train shelter dogs for adoption
thanks to successful prison programs that
give both inmates and animals a second
chance in life.
At your
Service
If you or someone you know is disabled
and wants a dog, how do you choose the
right one?
Have a Ball!
What dog doesn’t love playing with balls?
Find out how to choose the safest and most
durable products for your canine companion.
David Levy
Championing the benefits of quality
all-natural pet foods.
Keep the Beat
Heart health is an important part of your
dog or cat’s well being. Here’s what you
need to know.
The Best
Medicine
These preventive solutions to common
health problems use oligotherapy and homeopathy
as their cornerstones for healing.
Riding to the
Rescue
They look tough, but they have soft hearts
when it comes to animals. Meet Rescue
Ink, a group of bikers with a mission to
save animals in danger.
Breathing
Easy
Respiratory congestion has numerous
causes, but whatever the reason, it can
make your dog or cat very uncomfortable.
Getting to the root of the problem is the
first step to alleviating his symptoms.
A Home for
Homeopathy
Now in its second year, this Canadian
college is dedicated to teaching animal
homeopathy and getting vets and
homeopaths working together for the
well being of dogs and cats.
Taking Pride
When it comes to oral health for dogs and
cats, this company puts its money where
its mouth is.
8 Ways to
Fitness
Try these fun exercise ideas for a healthy,
happy and well trained dog.
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12 Issue 3 - June/July 2010 |
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Canine lifesavers
You know how important human blood
donors are. The same applies in veterinary
medicine. Here’s a look at donor dogs and
how the process works.
Pamper your
pooch
Luxury hotels and resorts aren’t just for
people anymore. Some are also opening
their doors to companion animals. Find
out which ones will welcome your dog, and
what they can offer him.
Simply
“dillicious”
It’s the Top Herb of 2010. Flavorful and
easy to use, dill adds extra pizzazz and
nutrition to your companion’s diet.
Relaxing
moves
Try this five-step yoga session at home with
your dog or cat, and notice how much better
you feel afterwards!
Camping goes
to the dogs
Dog camps are a popular vacation trend for
those who enjoy having fun and spending
quality time outdoors with their canine companions.
Here’s what to expect.
Groom like
a pro
Want to recreate that spiffy salon look at
home? Follow these 8 tips for success.
12 tips for
paralysis
With the proper care, and lots of love and
attention, many paralyzed animals can live
long and happy lives.
Great
American roadtrip
Check out these unique travel accessories for
animals, all designed to make the journey as
comfortable, safe and enjoyable as possible.
Our Cover
Canine winner!
Meet Pancho, the winner of our Cover Dog
Photo and Story Contest.
Healing
waters
Is your dog recovering from an injury or
surgery, or in need of some extra exercise?
A hydrotherapy program could hasten his
return to fitness.
Ka-boom!
Fireworks are fun for us, but they can terrify
dogs and cats. Know how to calm and
comfort your companion during this summer’s
celebrations.
Freedom
regained
Canine carts and wheelchairs get disabled
dogs moving again. Rescuing
Romania’s
strays
This Eastern European country has been
through a lot of upheaval over the last two decades, and its homeless animals have
suffered more than most. ROLDA brings
hope to these needy dogs and cats.
Nuts about
coconuts
How a family tradition became a successful
business sharing the benefits of coconut
oil with people and animals around
the world. Heartworm… an integrative
approach
Some diseases require conventional
medications to prevent and treat them,
and heartworm is one. But natural therapies
can reduce your dog’s risk of being
infected.
No cocoa
Mulch looks great in the garden. It’s attractive,
protects your plants and makes life
easier for you. But make sure you don’t
buy cocoa mulch – it can be toxic to dogs.
The whole
picture
Looking for a comprehensive resource on
healthy diets for dogs? This couple’s focus
on education and quality products gives
their company a truly holistic edge.
The “dish” on
bowls
You wouldn’t eat your meals off just
anything, so why should your dog or cat?
Learn how to choose the right food and
water dishes for your companion.
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12 Issue 2 - April/May 2010 |
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Toxin talk
It’s impossible to eliminate all toxins, but there are plenty of ways you can reduce his exposure and preserve his wellness.
“You’re getting sleepy”
Hypnotism for dogs…is it a creative solution for anxiety, or a quack cure?
Turning over a new leaf
Packed with nutrients, leafy green vegetables give his diet a colorful and healthy boost.
4 steps to animal-friendly landscaping
Dogs, cats, people, flowers and lawns… all harmoniously flourishing in one back yard? With proper planning, an animalfriendly setting is not only possible, but attractive and enjoyable too.
Homeopathic first aid kit
Every animal lover should have a first aid kit for emergencies. For a holistic touch, stock it with these healing remedies.
Special paradise
Set in the spacious grasslands of Montana, Rolling Dog Ranch gives sanctuary to disabled animals.
Mosquitoes be gone!
These pests aren’t just annoying -- they can also make your dog or cat sick. Get a head start on the season by learning how to control them without harsh chemicals.
Is he ecofriendly?
Many animal lovers are concerned about the impact their four-footed companions are having on the environment. If you’re one of them, check out the ever-widening choice of green pet products on the market.
Forget the steroids
Does your dog have skin allergies? Before resorting to medications for the itching and irritation, give Chinese herbs a try.
Suds up!
They look harmless and smell nice, but many commercial dog shampoos contain chemicals that can damage the skin and coat and cause health problems. Learn to recognize risky ingredients and choose natural, non-toxic alternatives.
Acupressure for adoption
Bringing home a new dog can be stressful for him and your existing animals. Learn how acupressure can help keep the peace and make introductions easier.
Mushroom magic
From the common button mushroom to more exotic varieties such as Shiitake and Reishi, these healthy morsels can add extra flavor and nutrition to your companion’s diet.
PHIL RAY
Spreading the word of animal wellness.
An eye on cataracts
This common ocular condition doesn’t have to mean blindness. Help your dog or cat see clearly all his life with these prevention tips.
“Green” shelters
Visit some animal shelters that have embraced an eco-friendly philosophy to help them better care for their dogs and cats, as well as the earth.
Transforming Tanner
Getting their aging Chow moving again inspired these entrepreneurs to offer an affordable electromagnetic therapy pad to other animals with joint and muscle problems.
Legg-Calves Perthes disease
When this debilitating hard-to-treat condition struck my dog, I thought I’d lose him. But thanks to holistic treatment, Digger is now happy and healthy.
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12 Issue 1 - February/March 2010 |
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The future
is now
Regenerative stem cell therapy is relatively
new on the scene, but it’s already
being used to successfully treat arthritis
and related conditions in dogs and cats.
Continuing research shows it may be able
to do even more.
Team effort
Whether you opt for holistic or integrative
care, it’s important to be informed and
proactive and to work closely with your
vet so you can make the best possible
health choices for your dog or cat.
Best behavior
You’ve heard of animal behaviorists, but
what exactly are they and what do they
do? Most importantly, how can they help
your animal companion?Diabetes
in dogs
This common disease strikes thousands
of canines every year. An integrative
approach can help them regain stability
and well being.
Two-pronged
approach
Integrative medicine offers a harmonious
combination of conventional and alternative
therapies. It can be especially helpful
when dealing with these five common
health conditions in animals.
Longevity
here and now
You want your dog to live as long as possible.
Here are two ways – one holistic
and one conventional – that can help
lengthen his life.
Quality
counts
How a chance encounter led to a successful
raw food company for dogs and cats.
Colorful
vibes
We may take color for granted, but it can
offer a variety of subtle healing benefits.
Learn how to use it to help improve your
companion’s well being.
10 tips for
tough times
These days, a lot of us are pinching pennies,
yet we still want to pamper our
animal friends. Here’s how to do it on a
budget.
Fear or hypersensitivity?
There’s a difference between the two.
Flower essences can help with both, but
for the best results you need to choose
the right remedies.
Tweet if you
love animals!
From email groups to blogs, there are lots
of ways to connect online with fellow dog
and cat lovers.
Policy of
caring
Buying health insurance for your companion
animal is a personal decision that
requires research and forethought. Be sure
to understand what you’re buying and to
make sense of what your policy offers.
First date
You’re getting on wonderfully well with your
new partner…but what about his or her
animal? Learn what to do when meeting
your date’s furry friend for the first time.
Second
chance
After seeing all the dogs and cats left
homeless after 9/11, one concerned
woman founded an organization to
promote the importance of planning for
your animal’s care in case of your illness
or death.
Committed
to comfort
Thanks to one entrepreneur’s elderly
arthritic cat, these high quality memory
foam pet beds are now helping animals
nationwide.
Fighting the
good fight
A strong immune system is your
animal’s best protection against illness.
Along with a healthy lifestyle and diet, supplements
like AHCC help attack the cells
that cause cancer and other diseases.
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11 Issue 6 - December/Jan 2010 |
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Aging gracefully
Dogs and cats age gradually, so changes
in health or behavior may not be obvious.
Find out what to look for and how to help
your senior adapt and stay comfortable.
Play it safe
They look fun, but not all those dog
toys on store shelves are good for your
canine. With the market flooded by cheap
imports, check you’re getting a product
that’s safe and non-toxic.
Strange
tastes
Does your dog try to eat rocks, cloth
or plastic? This condition is called
“pica” and can be caused by medical,
behavioral or lifestyle issues.
Spice up his
life!
Flavor and nutrition – spices offer the
best of both worlds. This holiday season,
add some zest to your dog or cat’s diet
with these healthy recipes.
Peace on
earth
The festive season can be a stressful
time for you and your companion. These
three meditations will help you both find
inner serenity.
Making the
switch
Changing to a holistic or integrative vet?
Here’s what to expect – and ask– during your animal’s first visit with his
new doctor.
Solid foundation
A strong background in holistic health
care led this naturopathic doctor to start
a company of her own.
Soothing
seizures
Epilepsy and other seizure disorders can
be frightening and their causes hard to
nail down. Acupressure is a gentle and
simple way to alleviate them.
Look under
the tree!
Giving your dog a new toy this festive
season? Ask Santa to bring him a safe
and durable quality product that will
stand up to lots of play and fun.
Feng Shui for
fur babies
This ancient Chinese art of placement
isn’t just for people. It can also enhance
your dog or cat’s health and happiness.
The sky’s
the limit
How two Canadian women promote
healthy canine nutrition, from coast
to coast.
OMG, he’s
naked!
From the Chinese crested to the Sphynx,
hairless breeds are gaining in popularity.
But they have special needs and characteristics
that furred animals don’t.
Is he
antisocial?
Helping a fearful or “unfriendly” dog
involves more than training. It also
means changing your own behavior and
responses.
Think you
have a cover
canine?
Enter our Cover Dog Photo and Story
Contest and you could win!
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11 Issue 5 - October/Nov 2009 |
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Don't get zapped
If you live in an urban area, be aware that
stray voltage can pose a danger to you
and your companion.
Going hairy?
Shedding can be a year-round problem.
You’ll probably never have a completely
fur-free home, but these four solutions
mean he’ll shed a lot less.
Size doesn’t
matter
The best dogs for city living don’t have
to be small. Temperament and exercise
requirements are the top criteria.
Brain games
For growing puppies and kittens, mental
stimulation is as important as physical
exercise. Explore six ways to help your
young companion reach her full potential.
New breed of
dog park
Today’s facilities go out of their way to
cater to the needs and enjoyment of both
canine and human visitors.
Moving on up
It’s getting a little easier to find animal
friendly apartments, but you still need to
do some legwork to land the best possible
place for you and your companion.
Safe in
the city
From heavy traffic to high rise balconies,
urban life presents its own safety and
health risks. These five suggestions can
help protect your dog or cat from harm.
Follow
that dog!
Losing your companion can be one of the
most unnerving experiences you’ll ever face.
Equipping him with a microchip or GPS will
help ensure he gets back to you safely.
Under the
table
There’s no reason you can’t share some
table scraps with your companion. The key
is to give her only healthy choices. Here’s
what’s good for her – and what’s not.
Style to go
Want him to travel in comfort and fashion?
Check out the latest in carriers,
crates and strollers for dogs and cats.
Focus on
probiotics
This father and son company takes
pride in formulating all-natural nutritional
supplements for digestive health.
Think you
have a cover
canine?
Enter our Cover Dog Photo and Story
Contest and you could win!
Trick or
treat!
Halloween means costumes, candy and
a busy doorbell. It might be fun for us,
but it can be a scary experience for your
animal. Here’s how to keep him safe
and stress-free.
Cutting edge
Your dog or cat has access to medical
therapies and technologies that were
unheard of not long ago. Here are four
advances in veterinary care that have
made the news in recent years.
Mercy’s
legacy
Helping dogs and cats live long, happy
lives is the motivation behind this innovative dental product.
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11 Issue 4 - August/Sept 2009 |
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Is fido
finicky?
Most dogs are food fiends, but some
can get picky. What should you do
when he turns up his nose at dinner?
Balancing act
Can you give your dog or cat too many
vitamins? While it is possible to have
too much of a good thing, the main
culprit behind supplement toxicity is
a lack of balance.
Step dogs
Too many dogs end up at shelters
because of changing family dynamics.
When you meet someone new, follow
these suggestions to help everyone
adapt, human and canine.
The case
for Kibble
Today’s premium pet food
manufacturers make dry diets
that pack plenty of healthy nutrition.
Raw made easy
Raw meat diets don’t have to be messy.
Today’s frozen raw foods for dogs and
cats are convenient, easy to feed, and
offer complete quality nutrition.
Are
you ready?
Fires, floods and storms can strike
at any time, often without warning.
Wherever you live, a disaster
preparedness plan that includes
your companion animals is a must.
Caring
with crystals
One woman’s journey of self-healing
led to a business that helps both
people and animals.
Dinner’s ready!
Can’t get home in time to give Fido or
Fluffy his supper? An automatic feeder
and fountain ensures he has access to
fresh food and water when he needs it.
Off to
the cottage
It’s fun to share summer getaways with
your dog, but cottage country can present
some hazards to canines. Remember to
consider his health and safety before you
kick back and relax.
Shall
we dance?
From living rooms to nursing homes
to auditoriums, musical canine freestyle
is taking the world by storm.
Packing on
the pounds
Canine obesity is a big problem (no pun
intended). Learn how to keep your dog
slim and trim – without diet pills.
Born to be a
star: Preston
Casanova
How the irresistible Pomeranian has
won the hearts of legions of fans.
“Where’s
the proof?”
It’s what skeptics ask when questioning
if holistic and integrative therapies really
work. In actuality, a large body of
evidence stands behind the benefits
of an alternative approach.
Top 10
healing herbs
Spice up her menu with these favorite
culinary herbs. They add flavor and variety – and some terrific healing benefits too.
Dust in
the wind
You probably won’t hear about valley
fever on the nightly news, but depending
where you live or travel it’s something
you should know about.
Pest control,
naturally
Organic cedar oil is the winning ingredient
in this company’s flea and tick products.
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11 Issue 3 - June/July 2009 |
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Take the
heat off!
Canine hyperthermia can be a threat
during the summer – help your dog
stay cool and comfortable
Training
wheels
The difference between an enriching
and stressful training class hinges on
choosing the right one and preparing
your dog to succeed
Stormy
weather
Does Rover start quaking when he
hears thunder? Here are some ways
to help him over his fear
Take care!
Want to introduce him to doggie daycare?
Find the right facility -- and help him
enjoy being thereLet’s go
camping!
What could be more fun than spending
quality time with your dog in the great
outdoors? A camping trip might be
just the ticket
Strapped
for time?
Today’s busy lifestyles mean our dogs and
cats may not get all the TLC they deserve
– services geared for on-the-go animal
lovers are ready to step in and help out
Scrumptious
& sustainable
This company walks its talk by specializing
in earth-friendly treats for dogsDog days
We often take water for granted,
but it can be a lifesaver in hot weather;
make sure he stays safely hydrated
all summer long
Number
crunching
How many pups get ear infections?
Do only cats get UTIs? Here’s what we
can learn from the statistics compiled
by pet insurance companies
Top 10
homeopathic
remedies
Check out the most common homeopathic
remedies used in holistic veterinary medicine
True victory
Where are the Michael Vick dogs today
and how are they faring? Here’s the happy
ending to the story
E is for
enzymes
What exactly are they, and why are they
so important? Learning the ABCs of
enzymes can help you understand
what’s best for your dog or cat
Food for
the road
Traveling with your dog doesn’t have
to mean leaving home prepared
goodness behind
Back to basics
A long-time interest in holistic health
led this entrepreneur to create a unique
herbal supplement for dogs
On trust
What would happen to your animal if
you passed away or were incapacitated
by illness or injury? A pet trust can help
ensure she’ll be cared for if the worst
happens
Chain of love
Rescuing and re-homing dogs in a big
city like L.A. involves a lot of networking
and co-operation – follow Elfie on her
journey from death row to her new home.
Clear
as crystal
They’re beautiful, alluring and have healing
powers... find out how crystals and gems
can enhance your dog or cat’s well being
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“What is he?”
These new DNA tests can help
determine your mixed breed’s
genetic makeup
Top 8 canine
fitness trends
Check out these fun and popular ways
to keep your dog in good condition
How’s his Qi?
Is Spot stiff? Find out how Chinese
herbs can get to the root of his
arthritis pain
Raising
the bar
When it comes to combining
convenience with top quality nutrition,
this company really walks its talk
Factor
in fitness!
Regular exercise is one of the cornerstones
of wellness for you and your dog
Look,
no needles!
Needle-free acupuncture is a
contemporary take on a traditional
healing modality
Without
words
Learning canine body language
will raise understanding your dog
to a whole new level
Well
lettered
Ever wonder what all those letters
after your vet’s name stand for? Here’s
a guide to some of the initials you’ll see
in the integrative and holistic fields
Case of
the bald Akitas
Some paints can be harmful to your
animals, so take the time to source
non-toxic products
A healing
legacy
Thanks to this company, Dr. Bach’s flower
remedies are as famous today
as they were 70 years ago
Fuel for
the fire
Active dogs need an extra nutritional
boost; try these foods and recipes to
keep your busy canine going strong
Is Buster blue?
Here’s how to raise his spirits (and
yours!) on those wet spring days when
you can’t go out
Acupressure
for active dogs
Keep your good sport pain-free by
complementing his fitness program with
this effective healing therapy
Rub a dub dub!
Regular bathing does more than keep
him clean; it also enhances his physical
and emotional wellness
Greening up
From organic foods to hemp collars,
the pet industry offers a growing
number of earth-friendly options to
eco-conscious consumers
and more... |
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More than
his mouth
Left untreated, poor dental health can
affect his overall well being
Top 7 dog
parenting tips
Training success means being a good
pooch parent
Animalfriendly
remodeling
Doing some home renovations this spring?
Make sure your companion stays safe
and stress-free
Chew
this over!
If your dog won’t let you brush his teeth,
help him do it himself
– with a toy or
treat designed for dental health
Tooth some
tidbits
These foods can help support strong
teeth and gums
Amazing
Animals PHOTO
Contest Winners!
Check out our gallery of prize-winning shots
Dental
care 101
Follow these eight steps for clean teeth,
strong gums and fresh breath
Get off
the couch!
Spring is a great time for you and your dog
to work off those extra pounds you put on
over the winter
Trail blazer
Healthy nutrition for dogs and cats is one
woman’s life mission
For
“menopausal”
mutts
Did you know hormonal deficiencies can
affect spayed and neutered dogs?
This
natural HRT substitute is one answer
Lights,
camera, action!
An experienced animal trainer for film and
TV shares a few of his secrets
Henry’s
healing powers
Meet a feline “tripod” therapist
who has inspired thousands with
his can-do attitude
A simple
solution
Dental solutions and sprays are an easy
way to fight plaque and tartar
Champion
for health
Enhancing wellness with quality foods and
unique supplements
Hiring a
dog walker?
Remember to consider her well being
and convenience along with your
canine companion’s
and more... |
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10 Issue 6 - December/January 2009 |
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Brush up on health - While grooming your buddy, keep tabs on his well being
Winter walking - Comfort and safety when taking him for a stroll in the snow
Barking mad - Does your dog make too much noise? Help him
quiet down
Stocking stuffers -
Brighten up his holiday with these simple gift ideas
From gutter to glory -
How a stray cat found celebrity status
Toast the season with turmeric -
This favorite spice is good for your companion
Deck the halls - You don’t have to give up holiday decorating
For sound sleep - Does your dog have trouble getting comfy while resting?
Holiday helpers -
Flower essences will ease her separation anxiety
A new vision -
Don’t panic if your dog loses his sight – he can live a happy life
Water works -
A home filtration system ensures his next drink (and yours!) is clean
Citrus sense - Are these fruits and their oils safe for dogs and cats?
Hard to swallow? - Canine megaesophagus can be managed
Aging gracefully -
Help your senior cat through her golden years with acupressure |
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10 Issue 5 - October/November 2008 |
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Ten tips For good health - and your furry friend will be with you for years to come
Stepping out -
Don’t have an off-leash park? Here’s how to find a safe place
Have a heart! -
These healthy recipes and supplements will help him going strong
Enter our Amazing Animals Photo Contest -
Send us your best shots!
Getting better all the time! -
The ten most significant advances in animal wellness
Through Rover’s eyes -
Training dogs isn’t always straightforward
Top 10 animal-friendly cities
Women making waves -
Meet ten pioneers of the holistic animal care industry
Crate craft -
You want your dog’s crate to be his safe haven, but be careful
Blast from the past -
Celebrating ten years of Animal Wellness
Smart surgery -
Spaying and neutering do a lot more than reduce the homeless
For old bones -
How to help your creaky canine get around more easily
Fun facts about dogs and cats -
A kennel-full of canine and feline trivia
In the blood -
Feline anemia is a symptom, not a disease
Cat’s eye -
Your kitty’s peepers are a window on her well being
and more... |
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10 Issue 4 - August/September 2008 |
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Mind your manners -
The art of polite
leash walking
Is Spot spooked? -
5 steps to easing
your dog’s fears
Recall recap -
What’s changed…and
what hasn’t?
Enter our
Amazing Animals
Photo Contest -
Send us your best shots
Canine re-treats and
spaws get your dog
back in shape
Cancer support -
How stone massage
can help
The cancer
cooking challenge -
Healthy and
tempting cuisine
for animal patients
Searching for
missing links -
Links between
cancer, genetics and
the environment
Holistic support for
chemo and radiation
4 steps to
choosing a joint
health supplement -
It’s all in the ingredients
Gold and silver -
More than
precious metals
10 signs of cancer in
dogs and cats - What to watch out for
Teaching Tess -
How clicker training
can work for cats
The dirty dozen -
12 toxic chemicals
to avoid
Dogs on wheels -
How two dogs have
transformed lives with
their "disabilities"
A bone to pick -
Choosing the right
raw bones for your
animal companion
Mali’s gift -
One dog’s inspiring battle
with cancer
Cool stuff! -
Take a look at what we
found at the Backer’s show
Rear attack! -
Cats that bite their tails
and more... |
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| Volume
10 Issue 3 - June/July 2008 |
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Antioxidants to
the rescue -
How these key
nutrients protect
her health
Is your cat a
“class clown”? -
This personality
checklist gives
you the answer
How to tell if your
“golden oldie”
needs a new friend -
Consider these tips
Do his ears
hang low? -
Proper care and grooming
prevents problems
A nose for trouble -
A look at
brachycephalic syndrome
What’s the buzz
about honey? -
This sweet treat is
nutritious as well
as delicious
Top 20 supplements
for dogs and cats -
Vitamins, minerals, herbs
and more
“Ruffing it” with dogs -
What you need to know
if taking Rover on a
hike or road trip
Is kitty under
the weather? -
Wholesome food
choices can help her
back to health
SafePet lends a
helping hand to victims -
Help for victims of
abuse and their pets
Cleaning products
with natural “appeel” -
Fighting
cancer in two ways
In the swim -
How one reader taught
her feline family about
pool safety
Shopping for
supplements? -
How to choose the
right products for
your companion
Surviving the pet
food recall -
One reader’s journey |
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10 Issue 2 - April/May 2008 |
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Going gluten free is as easy as 1-2-3! - Does he have an intolerance?
Match making - How to find the right dog or cat for you
Frisbie aficionado - Teach him to play in 4 easy steps
Is something fishy? - The facts on feeding raw salmon
Hair of the dog (and cat) - What kind of coat does your companion have?
Is your cat a biter? - Learning to understand your feline friend
Getting a move on mange - There’s help for this nasty skin problem
Toxic alert! - How to protect his health
Kitty zits - ats can get acne too!
Head games - What you need to know about headcollars
Canine spa treatment - Keep her looking – and smelling – her best!
Pest repellents that make “scents” - Get the better of bugs with aromatherapy
Guard your garden - All-natural nematodes fight fleas outdoors
Fido not up to scratch? - Acupressure can help nix that itch
and more... |
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10 Issue 1 - February/March 2008 |
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Safe shooting - A vaccine strategy that minimizes their risk
Is he a “border hopper”? - Boundary training ensures your dog stays put
Crock around the clock - Use your crock serve up these healthy, hearty stews
A marriage of opposites - Integrative medicine combines the best of both worlds
Relaxing with Rover - 7 ways your dog can help you find inner peace
Faith healer - This special dog has brought joy to millions
What you need to know about antibiotics - You'll find they are often overused
What's the stinking truth about garlic? - Separating fact from fiction
Connecting with Clover - It was love at first sight. For the cat anyway.
Homeopathy to the rescue - One reader’s story
3 winter boredom beaters for your dog - How to keep her happy and active
Kitties and kidney disease - Treatment and prevention options for this ailment
Wildcats! - What you need to know about managing |
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| Volume
9 Issue 6 - December/January 2008 |
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How the humble raspberry can help fight cancer–and other illnesses
10 steps to great leadership with your dog - Start with a strong foundation
Dinner is served! - A special holiday menu for your dog or cat
How Chinese element theory helps choose the right dog
Gut feelings - How probiotics and prebiotics can improve digestive health
Choosing a litter box - From basic trays to the latest selfcleaning machines
Aromatherapy for frazzled Fidos - Get through the holidays with soothing scents
What seems to be the problem? - Psychology for dogs and cats
Top 10 tips for taking great animal photos - Three pros share their secrets!
Raw food recall no reason for panic - The health benefits far outweigh the risks
Treat tactics for the festive season - What to feed and what to avoid
Is kitty feeling liverish? - What you need to know about feline fatty liver disease
and more... |
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| Volume
9 Issue 5 - October/November 2007 |
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Smog alert! - How to keep him breathing easy when the air is bad
Waste not, want not - Earth-friendly ways to deal with pet poop
Why dog people are “greener” - A canine can reduce your carbon footprint
Remodeling for Rover - Healthy, comfy home design for your furry friend
Fashions for Fido - Apparel and accessories for trendy canines
Is your city animal a shy violet? - Flower essences can help
Can outdoor cats adjust to an indoor life? - How toensure a smooth transition
A match made in heaven - This program helps you adopt the right animal
Should you let sleeping dogs (and cats) lie? - Ssleep behavior in animals
Top 10 dogs for apartments - Some canines are better suited to high-rise living
Online lost-and-found service helps missing animals get home safely
Rock of ages - How stones and crystals help heal
and more... |
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9 Issue 4 - August/September 2007 |
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Top 3 bone problems in growing pups - Here's what you need to know
The cat's meow - Excessive vocalization can be a cry for help
King of the road - How to keep your best friend safe
8 ways to soothe separation anxiety - Keeping the peace when you are away
Eat & run! - Good nutrition for busy dogs
Sports dogs - Sports that go to the dogs - and how to get involved!
Do opposites attract? - How to introduce dogs to cats (or the other way around!)
Eyeing up your dog's constitution - Iridology offers an "inside look" at canines
Ten tips for your canine water baby - Make a splash with your best buddy
Clicker training 101 - An effective way to get your dog to do what you want
Shoo! 8 ideas to discourage free-roaming felines
Improving quality of life for canine cancer patients - Supplements that ease
Fairy tale ending - Documentary film helps the stray dogs of Romania
Amazing Animals Photo Contest Winners! Check out our gallery of winners
and more... |
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9 Issue 3 - June/July 2007 |
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Can dogs have strokes - Here's what you need to know
Our "dog-gone" miracle - Follow Bailey's amazing stroke recovery
12 tips for a smooth move - Take the stress out of changing residence
Top 10 household hazards - Protect your animal from these common dangers
How to choose a carrier for your cat - And get her to like it!
Chew the fat - A healthy diet plan for your chubby buddy
Dealing with diabetes - This prevalent disease can be treated
Training the adult dog - The friend, the companion, the buddy!
Pet food recall leaves a bitter taste - What they're not telling you
How to make the most of your local dog park - the keys to good etiquette
Inside and out, these oils have healthy clout - From coconut to hemp
Prostate cancer - Not just a human disease
Mi Conchita - Rescuing a stray from the streets of Santiago
Advice on living with a three-legged animal
Caring for your cat during her golden years - Health and lifestyle tips
and more... |
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9 Issue 2 - April/May 2007 |
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Getting to the heart of heartworm - Should you be worried?
4 things your groomer wished you knew - Brushing up on hair care
Now hear this! - Common ear problems in dogs and cats
Tackling ticks - Getting a handle on these bothersome bloodsuckers
Top 7 ways to make fleas flee - Taking the itch out is easier than you think
Disc dog is a high-flying event - This exciting canine sport is gaining popularity
Hairballs - yuck! How to prevent those "kitty landmines"
No more tear stains - What to do about this "unsightly" condition
Bath time! Tub tips for you and your canine companion
Mountain View is a true ark among conservation centers
Raising a stink - Remove the smell of skunk, naturally
How to grow a 22-year-old cat - The secret to extending kitty's nine lives
and more... |
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9 Issue 1 - February/March 2007 |
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Canine
influenza -
Should you be worried?
Homeopathy... a feline perspective to this healing
approach
Why IBD is a real pain
in the rear! - Treatments
and prevention
Dental care tool kit -
Toothbrushes, toothpastes and
more
Top 6 ways to minimize
dental visits - Keeping
them clean and bright
What you need to know
about breed specific legislation
FRB and calici - Living with feline upper respiratory
infections
Lurch and friends live
happily together at Rocky Ridge
Refuge
Scotty's legacy - How one loss is saving thousands
What is bloat and why
is it so dangerous?
All in a day's work - gracious gracie is the perfect
host
Enter our Amazing Animals
Photo Contest - Send
us your best shots
and more... |
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| Volume
8 Issue 6 - December/January 2007 |
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Diseases
and disorders -
Which breeds are affected and
why?
Listen up! -
How music can affect your furry
friend
Feline fitness from scratch - Choosing a scratching post
Eight ways to a happpy,
healthy holiday - Seasonal
safety tips
Pass the cranberries! - Add this healthy fruit to your
animal's diet
Can your animal catch
a cold? - A close-up
look at respiratory diseases
Top ten eye problems - What to look for
Are you rewarding unwanted
behavior - Training tips
for good manners
We are the cat - A look at life through feline
eyes
5 steps to a better diet - Good nutrition is easier than
you think
k9 connection teams kids
with canines - Helping
troubled teens
How often does he really
need a rabies shot -
The latest information
and more... |
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| Volume
8 Issue 5 - October/November 2006 |
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Top
natural solutions for arthritis - What the experts say
What's your dog's personality
type? - Take our quiz
5 ways to prepare for
disaster - How do you
stack up?
Is your animal hurting? - The keys to managing his pain
Coming of age -
The benefits of adopting a mature
animal
Are you part of your animal's
health care team? - Becoming
proactive
How to deal with a leaky
animal - Incontinence
and its solutions
Raring to go - Mobility aids can give your
friend a new lease on life
Rescued pigs find new
homes - Visit a Shangri-la
among sanctuaries
Does your feline have FLUTD? - Here's what you need to know
Counting your blesssings - The healing power of food and
water
Elk velvet antler -
Nature's answer to arthritis
and more... |
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| Volume
8 Issue 4 - August/September 2006 |
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Is
Fluffy making you sneeze? - How to ease those allergies
Keeping cool this summer - Hot weather safety tips for
your friend
Put together your home
grooming tool kit -
coat care equipment
Worried about worms? - Here's the skinny on these
parasites
Top 10 ways to beat
allergies - Get the
itch out holistically
Championing the cats
of Greece - Friends
of the Cat makes life better
Beneficial species - Controlling garden pests the
animal-friendly way
Treating cancer - How conventional and alternative
therapies work
Ellie Mae's talent for
finding missing animals -
a bloodhound's nose
Rubbing him the right way -
relax your canine with 4 simple
massages
The ABCs of B Vitamins - Everything you need to know
Amazing Animals Photo
Contest - our gallery
of prize-winning shots!
and more... |
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| Volume
8 Issue 3 - June/July 2006 |
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First
Aid & CPR - Tips
every guardian should know
Travelling by air? - Do your homework before taking
your furry friend
For common cancers in
dogs and cats - 15
warning signs of cancer
Acupressure can help
protect your feline from cancer - this healing art
12 tips for living with
cancer - making life
easier for both of you
It's off to work we
go... with our animal
companions
Feeding fish to your
dog or cat? - what
you need to know
Canine College Cruise - a doggone good time!
Eat, drink and wag your
tail - documentary
film focuses on nutrition
The Kitty Grass story -
how one entrepreneur is helping
cats
Creating an animal-friendly
pond - a garden feature
your family enjoys
Maui's "Boo Boo
Zoo" - this island
refuge
cares for injured animals
and more... |
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| Volume
8 Issue 2 - April/May 2006 |
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A
look at lipomas - understanding
those lumps and bumps
Your cat & the stars - what's your feline friend's
astrological sign?
Top ten tips for successful
training - a step-by-step
guide
It's true... you really
can train your cat - teaching kitty how to do it
Visual clues are key
to training a deaf dog -
hearing impared canines
Making household cleaning
animal-friendly - find
non-toxic products
Supplements for the
seasons of their lives - meeting thier needs
How to make your walk
the best it can be - top "dos" and "don'ts"
Choosing the right veterinarian - advice from a vet
Upscale doggie boutique caters
to the humble mutt -
treat your canine
Toxoplasmosis - how to protect yourself and
your feline friend
Much ado about Lyme
disease - prevention
is the best cure
and more... |
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| Volume
8 Issue 1 - February/March 2006 |
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Fight
fat with diet and exercise - slimming solutions for your
animal
Survival techniques for
bathing a cat - it can
be a calm experience
Today's premium foods
combine convenience with quality
Top ten fruits and veggies - add these power-packed
foods
How do you choose the
best protein for your dog - nutrition tips
Good luck helps Colonel
find his way home -
a happy ending
8 best essential oils
for dogs - aromatherapy
for your canine friend
Taking the stress out
of vet visits -making
trips to the doc easier
Dogs of Dreamtime -
Kiera comes back
Preventing and healing
laminitis - why a holistic
approach will work
Animal-friendly composting - it's good for the
whole family
Amazing Animals Photo
Contest - enter and you
could win!
and more... |
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| Volume
7 Issue 6 - December/January 2006 |
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Supplements
to strengthen her immune - nutrients for wellness
The feline perspective - Immune support for your kitty
Keeping your indoor cat
healthy - Keep Fluffy
Diane Keaton - When it comes to animals, she's
"gotta give"
Toy Story - Are
Make a list and check
it twice - ensure a safe
Delicious holiday baking
for your four- and two-legged
friends
Is Fido stressed out? - Here's how to help him relax
Indoor gardening brightens
up the winter - Bring
in the outdoors
Remembering Hurricane Katrina - A tribute to the animal
rescuers
Fluff's adventure has
many counting their blessings
The eye's have it - An intro to iridology for horses
Second-hand smoke - Is it as bad for him as it is
for you?
Celebrate with a scrapbook
of his very own - Create
a visual tribute
Cataract surgery changes
a chimps life - Ground
breaking operation
and more... |
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| Volume
7 Issue 5 - October/November
2005 |
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When
to say NO to steroids -
The pros and cons of corticosteroids
Go green and clean - A guide to animal-friendly lawn
care
How to get your finicky
feline eating healthy - easily
and safely
Abbey's casts of many
colors - Recovery through
rehabilitation
Hands-on herbals - A
basic guide to homemade remedies
The shamanic approach
to healing animals - A
spiritual spin
Canine social skills - Help your new dog of puppy make
friends
heavy metal toxicity - What it is and what you can
do about it
Does your dog have "fecal
fascination"? - Help for your canine
The natural route to controlling
equine parasites
Adopting online - Your next best friend may be
a mouse click away
Sprouts pack a punch of
healthy nutrition - And
so easy to grow!
Relax, take a deep breath - Introduction to canine
yoga
and more... |
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| Volume
7 Issue 4 - August/September 2005 |
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Vaccination:
Part 3- which ones do
they really need?
Seven ways to save money
on vet bills - how to
keep cots lower
Benji & Joe Camp take
their show on the road to help
shelters
Pack your bags! - Animal Wellness presents top
Ten Getaway Ideas
Travelling with your animal?
- Don't forget his first
aid kit
Natural pest control keeps
your garden helathy and animal-friendly
Selenium - good for you
and your companion -
a close-up look
Our Amazing Animals Photo
Contest Winners - Find
out who won!
Go gently into that good
night - Hospice care
for animals
Flower essences 101 - How
they help heal our animals
On the right foot - Taking care of your horse's
hoofs
How to introduce a new
cat to the "clutter" - Smooth transitions
The Yin & Yang or
puppy love - Simple
acupressure activities
and more... |
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| Volume
7 Issue 3 - June/July 2005 |
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Vaccination:
Part 2 - which ones do
they really need?
Lost in translation? - how to read your companion's
body language
Container gardens - safely add color and beauty
to your home
Can you dog feel your
pain? - researching
the sympathetic bond
Meet Belle - how
she overcame hip dysplasia and
arthritis
Arthritis therapies -
How do the conventional treatments
stack up?
The evolution of pet insurance - finding the right coverage for
you
The healing power of mushrooms - fungi that pack a punch
Stake out your cat - let your feline friend to enjoy
the great outdoors
Is liver disease lurkinginthe
wings? - Signs, symptoms
& approaches
Discover the benefits
of gemmotherapy - helping
with detoxification
Codex puts dietary supplements
at risk - what does this
mean for you?
Mineral wise, salt poor - preventing imbalances in your
horse
Why supplement - prevention is the most powerful
cure!
and more... |
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| Volume
7 Issue 2 - April/May 2005 |
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Food
Labels - take our crash
course on finding a good food
Do vegetarian diets work
for dogs and cats? -
what you need to know
Innovative vet clinics - visit three veterinary hopitals
with a difference
Doggie and kitty Alzheimer's - can we prevent and
treat this disorder?
Meet Mr Winkle, canine
cutie extraordinaire
Vaccination: -
Which ones do they really need
and how often?
When the fur flies... - handling aggression
in a multi-cat household
Special needs diets - how to feed an animal with allergies
Reaching out to your horse
can help solve behavior problems
A crate can be a safe haven for
your canine companion
Are adjustable collars
safe? - one reader says
"no".
and more... |
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| Volume
7 Issue 1 - February/March 2005 |
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The
power of positive training - gentle touch is the right touch
What's in and what's not - the dos and don'ts of choosing
a collar...
Fighting antibiotic-resistant
bacteria - healthy ways
to zap bad bugs
Online dating services - how to meet the perfect match
Amazing Animals Story
Contest - winning animal
tales
Overweight -
From fat to fit in 5 steps
Hop up to health! - a basic guide to natural bunny
nutrition
Noxious energy fields - ways to protect yourself and
four footed friends
Communication and respect
are key to natural horsemanship
Enter our Amazing Animals
Contest - Send us your
best shots and win!
Pass the grass! - grow some wholesome greens for
your kitty
and more... |
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| Volume
6 Issue 6 - December/January 2005 |
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Jamie
Lynn DiScala - how fate
led the Sopranos star to Hailey
Babysitting Bowser - Don't like leaving him at home?
Animal assisted therapy - Bringing children and animals
together
Getting cats off insulin - how diet can affect diabetes
Ten lessons I learned
from my dog - Hogan sets
a valuable example
Water, water everywhere - pure drining water is important
for health
The Pet Fund - helping animal guardians foot
the bill
Natural solution for horses - herbal remedies for equine athletes
40 ways to bond over the
holidays - surefire stress
& boredom busters
Holiday gift ideas &
recepies - tasty treats
for anytime of the year
and more... |
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| Volume
6 Issue 5 - October/November
2004 |
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TOP
TRENDS for animals from 1999-2004 - our exclusive list
10 tips for mature animals - keep your animal feeling young
Billy Blanks - how the Karate champ lives in
harmony with 26 animals
Alternative Diets - Thinking outside the box
Pawprints Literary Plus
Foundation - animals
teach kids compassion
Coping with separation
anxiety - how to resolve
anxiety
The litter box - what your cat really thinks
about it
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